Salt

Seasonal American Food. Romantic Setting in Soho. Great for Groups.

(347) 448-5656

58 MacDougal St (at Between Houston Street and Prince Street)
New York, NY 10012 40.727864 -74.002287

Neighborhoods: Downtown, SoHo

saltnyc.com

Hours:

Mon-Thu 6pm-11pm

Fri-Sat 6pm-12am

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Price:

$$

Last updated 7.02.09

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What People Are Saying About Salt

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Salt Restaurant is a warm, intimate restaurant in Soho specializing in Seasonal American food. The open kitchen, communal tables, and friendly staff all contribute to the convivial nature of the restaurant. While maintaining a casual environment, Salt focuses on preparing the finest seasonal ingredients with care and simplicity. Salt is truly a unique restaurant in New York City. As Zagat's states Salt is "something of an insider's neighborhood joint."

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The Editor

Allison Austin

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The Scene
The warm, dim dining room wrapped in exposed brick is an easy place to while away an evening. Communal tables make for a convivial atmosphere. Reserve a cozy window seat for more privacy, or hop onto a stool at the bar to dine solo. Service is casual, yet precise.

The Food
Hearty, homey dishes are the draw, and appetizers, such as caramelized onion risotto and an outstanding cream of cauliflower soup with truffle oil, set the bar high. Among entrees, the Newport steak and braised lamb shank, which arrives falling off the bone into a savory mix of sausage and white beans, stand out. As does the monkfish, which virtually melts into the soft fennel and buttery lobster broth it's perched on. There's also veal saltimbocca with lettuce, prosciutto and cauliflower puree.

youben1

March 26, 2009

great brunch can't wait to go back to try their dinner menu. Very good service. Went there last week with a group and had a fantastic time

huppy

December 03, 2008

Salt was a great choice. The food was excellent as was the ambiance. Service was well above average. However, the main reason I'd go back is the food.

gregraiford23

November 21, 2008

Meh. Not worth the price or the reputation. Eaten here formally 5 times ( five dinners) and none of them were particularly good. Not bad, but I could make the same foods just as well in my tiny studio kitchen and pay half as much for a bottle of wine as I would for a glass here and be more comfortable and happy and have a better time

The Details on Salt

What to Drink:

The by-the-glass list offers some great finds at reasonable prices, including a soft Cotes de Ventoux. The well-chosen, worldly bottle list includes a Napa Valley viogner and an array of French reds.

Know Before You Go:

When drinking wine, there is a corkage fee of $24.

Message from Salt

  • Delicious American Cuisine
  • Romantic Setting
  • Perfect for Private Parties

Salt Restaurant is a warm, intimate restaurant in Soho specializing in Seasonal American food. The open kitchen, communal tables, and friendly staff all contribute to the convivial nature of the restaurant. While maintaining a casual environment, Salt focuses on preparing the finest seasonal ingredients with care and simplicity. Salt is truly a unique restaurant in New York City. As Zagat's states Salt is "something of an insider's neighborhood joint."

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58 MacDougal St (at Between Houston Street and Prince Street)
New York, NY 10012

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